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The company has garnered mixed feedback regarding its reputation and customer service. On the positive side, many users appreciate the site’s potential for providing honest critiques and fostering learning in photography, highlighting the value of constructive criticism from experienced photographers. However, significant concerns arise around the administration's management style, perceived rudeness, and a lack of responsiveness to member issues. The site has been criticized for a decline in quality critiques, an unwelcoming atmosphere, and technical difficulties, leading to a sentiment that it has strayed from its original purpose and potential.
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Flickr is fun but not very useful for learning better photography. My photo skills are lacking and the people on photosig give me harsh critiques but I do learn on that site. Flickr is TOO friendly to be very useful in improving one's photography skills.
Photosig and DPreview are the 2 photography communities that I visit the most often. The best part of photosig is high level of photography that can be seen on the site. Sometimes you will see photos that are not so great though most of the time the photos are quite remarkable. It is a great mixture of professionals and amateurs. The contests are pretty fun too.
No longer a free site, but you can really learn about photography if you read all of the reviews. It helps if you critique other members with quality work as they will in turn give you a critique of your photos. The best way to learn is to get solid critique from the experienced photographers
Best way to learn about photography is from this site - Everything I learned about how to use my new Nikon D70, I learned from this site. I learned how to frame, compose and how to take great photos. You can easily become a member for free if you just message an existing user and ask to be given a free membership. But eventually you will want to pay for a membership on your own. The feedback from the other members is the best part about the site
Answer: The owner doesn't appear to be interested in selling but has just allowed the site to die - it's been offline now for over 2 months.
Answer: Hank W hit the nail on the head with his review however he did leave out the drama that the clique members like to create with members. Gangs of them sometimes critique your photos with monotonous rapidity saying the same thing over and over. It’s a great place if you have small format photo that you want to pass off as a large format photo; the quality of the photo doesn’t matter if you belong to a critique group. If you like submitting your photo to a small group who adore each other (AKA PhotoNazis) be my guest and become a member of Photosig.
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